No not all of them. ( that is a lot of information)
I have two of their books, the original Jadam and his second book on natural pesticides. So far I have made many batches of JMS, one 5 gallon batch of JWA and now have the items to make JS. I have also made two different JNP batches one rosemary and one mint. I started pursuing the organic methods in June of last year so I don’t have a lot of data however I have looked at the JMS under my microscope and can confirm it is full of microbial life.
Some of the microbes I have not been able to identify yet but hope to soon.
I currently have a batch of JMS that should be ready for application on one of my small fields on Monday. My plan is to take soil samples in March and get them under the microscope.
In the past I grew tomato, cucumber and pepper exclusively using hydroponics, ebb & flow using synthetic fertilizers and did well with it but over the years we noticed the tomatoes did not have much taste to them.
I have since began researching full organic growing and comparing notes with some other farmers close to home… I was introduced to the Soil Food Web and Dr. Elaine Ingham and the rest is history. Bought a microscope and now I am hooked on this new world of microbiology beneath our feet. SOOO much to learn!
Omg daughter saw Smokey pee on the floor in the bathroom….lol tff she is scolding the cat like a child…Smokey has her ears back sulking to the bathroom sh knows she f’ed up
Sorry for the late reply, I’m down in Anaheim with the family right now so the phone is 2nd priority
I just found out about Jadam early last year so I have been out like a squirrel in the spring harvesting imo from all different sections of my town and making small batch jms and fpj of different plants we have growing wild around here, Nettles, wild grasses, and dandelion greens. I only have small raised garden beds but have converted a good portion of my front and back yard to growing what vegetables and fruits I can.
I live in a 3A grow zone so I have to look at all quick growing items. I hope to continually improve my organic farming on my property and create something the neighborhood can pick from over the growing months and enjoy what grown from the earth
Gooooooood Mooooooorning OG!!! (in my best Robin Williams voice)
What a week they showed on the forecast for this week! It’ll be in the mid 60s and sunny for the most part.
I’m so glad I shot that little Winter extender before he got back in his hole in the hillside! Groundhog is good eating too.
Just over 1 day left in this latest sale, folks. I want any of you good people to jump in if you haven’t already! Also, thank everyone that has taken advantage of the sale so far, to grab a few strains!
